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special needs bed
Sun, 06/10/2007 - 15:18Topic: Living With Epilepsy - Youth
My daughter is 5 and 42" tall. Riley is developmentally delayed and has some autistic characteristics. She is outgrowing her crib and crib tent set up. I need another type of bed that will be safe and secure for her to sleep in. She's very hard to "contain" for lack of a better word. She get's out of everything. Any help or ideas would be very greatly appreciated!
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Re: special needs bed
Submitted by Jaysonsmom on Sat, 2008-08-30 - 17:27
I too have a special needs child, and two years ago, I bought a bed that has been a life saver. Check out http://specialtyfurnitureproducts.com . I wouldn't trade this bed for anything. It is very easy to use and my child loves it.
Hello, My name is Perry
Submitted by Sir Knight on Tue, 2018-07-31 - 00:06
Hello, My name is Perry Schopff and I have been making Special Needs Beds for the past 16 years. Please check out our website at https://specialneedsbeds.ca....or phone me @ 403 820 6447 and I can tell you more what we have to offer.... Perry
Re: special needs bed
Submitted by Ncksprnts on Mon, 2010-02-08 - 09:42
My wife and I designed an affordable bed tent called the Nickel. It's designed to keep special needs children, safe at night. For more information, please see our web site at www.myreadysetbloom.com.
Thanks!
My wife and I designed an affordable bed tent called the Nickel. It's designed to keep special needs children, safe at night. For more information, please see our web site at www.myreadysetbloom.com.
Thanks!